This presentation discusses the surgical treatment of traumatic fractures of the tarsal navicular bone and summarizes the results of this treatment in the trauma surgery department of a Level I Trauma Center. The author discusses the anatomy, mechanism of injury, indications for surgery, approaches and implants used for osteosynthesis of fractures of this bone. He then presents a retrospective analysis of the surgical treatment of these fractures in their department. The patient cohort was evaluated for medical history, associated injuries, as well as X-ray examination, completion of the AOFAS Midfoot Score questionnaire, and determination of pain level by VAS. Based on these data, the reasons for good and poor outcomes are discussed. He concludes that, given the results, he recommends that appropriate operative techniques continue to operate on these fractures when indicated

Marek Peml completed a medical degree (MUDr.) at the 1st Faculty of Medicine, Charles University in Prague in 2009. He then joined the Department of Trauma Surgery at the Trauma Center Level 1 at the České Budějovice Hospital. Here he focuses on foot and ankle injuries and pelvic injuries. He is the author of 50 lectures at home and abroad. He is the author or co-author of 8 publications. He is a member of the national faculty of the AO Trauma.